Military Moments

This week Will welcomes Army veteran Matt Brafford, who was stationed with Will at Ft. Drum, NY. They discuss reasons for joining the military, as well as obstacles faced when transitioning from a military to a civilian life. As usual fun stories and stories of pranks and military life are discussed. Scott dances through the entire episode, but Will is the only person lucky enough to see it. Our apologies to Ahmed for having to cancel on such short notice upon news of Matt's availability.

This week Will talks to his brother, comedian/ actor Steve Byrne. They discuss his upcoming special, as well as his upcoming shows. They also touch on 9/11 and how it led them down two very different paths, and Steve tells us about his time overseas doing USO tours. Scott injects his razor sharp wit into the show, as per usual.

This week Will welcomes back Vietnam Veteran and actor Dan Lauria. Dan tells us a bit about his recent play in NJ and NY. They also discuss his time in Vietnam, as well as other Vietnam veterans and some of the situations they get into and how they band together. They discuss veterans going back to places they've deployed for unfinished business, and a bit about how people who don't support the wars should aim it all at the politicians instead of the troops themselves. Scott provides a very tiny bit of useful information. And our apologies to Ahmed for running out of time, hopefully next week.

This week Will welcomes Marine veteran and comedian James P Connolly, they discuss joining the military, and deploying to different wars. They talk about fun times in the military as well as the real times. James tells us about a lot of soldier and veteran based comedy shows, like his veterans show at Flappers in Burbank on Nov. 5th. And as usual Scott says some words in order, non-sequentially. Unfortunately we did not have time for our interview with Ahmed.

This week Will and Scott would have talked to Dan Lauria, but they were late, so he left, so they talk to Vietnam Veteran Mike Sulsona. He tells us about some of his time in Vietnam during and well after the war. They also discuss his situation that went viral about Lowe's employees helping him fix his wheelchair, and generally being someone who helps people. They talk briefly about how a story can be spun into something completely different. Our apologies for not having enough time for Ahmed.